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ADNews-Lofa County, Liberia: Traditional leaders, elders, women leaders, and youths in Foya District have honored former Defense Minister Brownie J. Samukai in recognition of his humanitarian contributions, development initiatives, and continued engagement with communities across Lofa County.
Currently, Samukai is heading the Special Presidential Project Coordinating Committee (SPPCC), which is responsible for distributing and maintaining over 280 earth-moving machines across the country to support the rehabilitation of feeder roads, and improving the movement of agricultural produce from rural communities to commercial centers.
The honor was conferred during a traditional reception held over the weekend in Samukai’s hometown of Foya, where community members and local stakeholders gathered to celebrate what they described as his contributions to the development of the district, the county, and Liberia as a whole.
The ceremony featured traditional customs and cultural expressions through which residents demonstrated their appreciation for Samukai’s engagement with the people and his reported contributions to community development.
Speaking on behalf of the traditional authorities, Chief Saysay Nyuma described Samukai as a son of the soil who has maintained strong ties with his roots and demonstrated concern for the welfare of his people.
Chief Nyuma and other traditional leaders praised Samukai for his humanitarian interventions, development efforts, and advocacy on behalf of Lofa County residents, both within and outside government.
They also highlighted his reported contributions to education, healthcare, and youth empowerment, noting that such initiatives are important to improving the living conditions of residents in Foya and other parts of the county.
The traditional leaders further emphasized the importance of unity, reconciliation, and sustained cooperation among residents as the district continues to pursue development.
In response, Samukai expressed gratitude to the chiefs, elders, and residents for the recognition, describing the honor as a reflection of the enduring bond between him and the people of Foya District, Lofa County, and Liberia at large.
He reaffirmed his commitment to supporting initiatives that promote the development of the district, the county, and the country, stating that his efforts are driven by his patriotism and concern for the well-being of the people.
Samukai also called on residents to prioritize unity, peace, and collective responsibility, urging community members to work together toward the continued progress of Foya District.
He emphasized that sustainable development requires cooperation among residents and encouraged them to put aside their differences and focus on shared goals that would benefit the wider community.
The ceremony concluded with traditional prayers and blessings for Samukai’s long life, good health, and continued success.
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